Will the war end soon? Peskov says …
The Kremlin said on April 8 that, Russia’s so-called “special operation” in Ukraine may end “in the near future.”
According to Reuters according to Russia President Vladimir Putin’s spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that, The tasks of the “special operation” have been fulfilled and this work Russia the military and Russia continued by the negotiators:
“We hope so that, A special operation in Ukraine in the coming days and or will achieve their goals in the near future and negotiations way will end with
Peskov added that, military operations will end through negotiations, and the outcome of the negotiations Ukraine will depend on the position of the side.
UNThose who voted against Russia in
Peskov as well as some countries UN He said he understood the balanced position he was trying to take in the General Assembly vote.
Russia’s activities in the Human Rights Council ended with this vote on April 7:
“It simply came to our notice then and or does not go beyond forgiveness. The task is to understand those uncomplicated conditions, unprecedented pressures, I would even say incitement to Russophobia. All countries trying to take a more or less balanced position have faced this. We understand that. “
Most of the countries that are generally sympathetic to Russia abstained in the vote, including Serbia, which Moscow calls a friendly country. and Hungary voted against Russia.
Vedomosti writes that, Dmitry Peskov as well Britain TV channelIn an interview, he tried to clarify Russia’s statement that Russia has suffered significant losses in Ukraine.
He said that, In his statement, he referred to the number 1351 given by the Russian Defense Ministry about the losses:
“We only have these figures released by the Defense Ministry.”
Peskov is sharply criticized in Russia
The article says that, Russian senator Andrei Turchak criticized the Kremlin spokesman’s skeptical response during the interview.
Peskov Sky News TV channelIna said in an interview:
“We have suffered significant military losses, which is a great tragedy for us.”
Senator Turchak condemned Peskov’s remarks on his Telegram channel. He said that, Statements of officials should not raise numerous questions, should clarify:
“What do significant losses mean? Are there any insignificant losses? What about the victims of the 8-year-old genocide in the Donbas? Is this just a tragedy for us? And now a great tragedy has happened? ”